Each year, hundreds of Community Action Agency team members, volunteers, program partners and key supporters from across Kentucky convene for Community Action Kentucky’s Annual Conference. Community Action Kentucky’s Annual Conference seeks to inform, engage and inspire those that implement and deliver life-changing programs and services that impact the lives of hundreds of thousands of Kentuckians every year.
This project is funded, in part, under a contract with the Cabinet for Health and Family Services with funds from the Community Services Block Grant Act of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
June 13: Pre-Conference WX Day Poverty Simulation | June 14-15: Conference Executive Directors/Leadership Team Program Managers Front Line Staff/Case Managers IT | Specialized Tracks: Head Start: June 14 Aging and Transportation: June 15 |
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COVID-19 Release of Liability and Waiver
The CAK Annual Conference will not require proof of a negative COVID-19 test, proof of vaccination, and/or quarantine upon arrival. These protocols may be updated, if relevant guidance provided by the CDC, Lexington local authorities, Kentucky state authorities changes. Participants will stay home if they feel sick.
Vickie Johnson, GPC brings more than 13 years experience in the nonprofit sector to her current roles as Grant Writer for an educational organization and a Consultant. She has helped organizations secure more than $13.5 million in competitive grants.
Dr. Cynthia Ganote is a consultant, workshop facilitator, keynote speaker, and coach for organizations across the U.S. that want to increase inclusion, connection, and communication.
46Solutions has the experience and expertise to help small to medium-sized businesses and households in Kentucky achieve their IT or home media objectives.
Early Childhood Mental Health is the name - advancing healthy lifetime outcomes is the game.
Laura Sheffield MS, RDN, LD, CCAP has worked at Community Action Council-Lexington, KY in the Head Start program for over 8 years. Laura is the lead in Health and Nutrition for the Agency.
Reta A. Underwood (C-NM, RAC-CT, Medicare Specialist), is president of Consultants for Long Term Care, a national long-term care consulting firm based in Kentucky.
Licensed Attorney (Active and In Good Standing in North Carolina and Florida) with over fifteen years of practice representing nonprofit public charities, affordable housing developers, and community organizations
Dr. Asa James Swan is the founder and CEO of GREAT Leaders, a dynamic leadership-focused organization dedicated to creating gritty, relational, equipped, authentic, and transformational (GREAT) leaders through coaching, training, and consulting.
Emmy Award Winning MC, Director of One Lexington in Mayor Gorton’s administration, Founder of Kingtucky LLC & Believing In Forever Inc., & Youth Speaker
Marcie Timmerman is the Executive Director of Mental Health America of Kentucky. MHA Kentucky provides mental health education, online screenings, and advocacy across the commonwealth.
Charisse Johnson is the Director of the Division of Community Assistance, which administers the Community Services Block Grant (CSBG).
I am the Director of the Advanced Manufacturing Technical Education Collaborative (AMTEC.) I help lead a multi-state educational initiative with over 70 educational and industry partners.
Michelle Wyrick is a member of the Firm’s Litigation & Dispute Resolution Service Team. She concentrates her practice in the areas of commercial litigation, labor and employment law, and litigation under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act.
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46Solutions has the experience and expertise to help small to medium-sized businesses and households in Kentucky achieve their IT or home media objectives.
ABS is a full-service IT company dedicated to providing an outstanding customer experience. ABS supports businesses with day-to-day and strategic long-term technology solutions through Managed Services, Project Division, and Cybersecurity teams.
Cincinnati Museum Center is a museum complex housed in Union Terminal, a historic train station, and includes the Cincinnati History Museum, the Children's Museum, the Museum of Natural History & Science and the Robert D. Lindner Family OMNIMAX® Theater.
The Kentucky Association of Counties (KACo) is dedicated to serving all Kentucky counties by providing the highest quality programs and services and advocating for counties legislatively both today and tomorrow.
An essential element for improving education, workforce and life for Kentuckians is focusing on early learning. With a variety of resources for children, families and educators, KET helps prepare our youngest citizens to transition to kindergarten.
True fund accounting that provides complete financial oversight and informed decision making for nonprofit, governmental and educational organizations. Core Accounting, Budgeting, Grant Tracking and Reporting, Reporting, Procurement, Payroll, HRMS & more.
Since 1945, Mutual of America has specialized in providing small and mid-sized not-for-profit organizations and companies with pension- and retirement-related services, along with leading customer support.
Purple Ink is a full-service HR consulting firm with a mission to inspire JoyPowered® work. No matter what your needs are, we listen to you and tailor our solutions to you. What we won’t change? Our positive approach.
Brian Houp and ReZone Coaching provide leadership development coaching for executives. Services include 1:1 executive coaching, customized small group workshops and targeted leadership development cohorts.
Founded in 2001, RFX Technologies is a technology consulting firm with the resources on staff to support all our clients’ networking, software development and IT consulting needs.
Black-owned veteran-owned academy. RRG provides a safe, comfortable, and professional environment for firearm training, defense education, and force protection.
UnitedHealthcare Government Programs
UnitedHealthcare serves Kentucky residents with Medicare and/or Medicaid. Some plans offer up to $150/month in food and utilities to qualified members.
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